Sentence examples for giving a link from inspiring English sources

Instead of writing a few lines about it, mentioning the author and giving a link to the publication, I'd rather print out a ream of copies and post them to every reader, then phone them up a week later to see if the article arrived and was read and digested in an acceptably enthusiastic manner.

BMP-2 is able to activate the cellular stress response in the breast carcinoma cell line MCF-7 giving a link to a new impact of BMP-2 in tumorigenesis.

In the resultant 32 × 32 connectivity matrix, these authors reported 305 known projections out of 992 possible pathways, giving a link density (or graph density) of 32% for the visual cortex, that is, one-third of the maximum possible connections among visual areas were reported to exist.

I was given a link to click on to provide information.

StubHub is given a link on the team Web sites in exchange for buying ads in their stadiums or arenas.

Click 'Host a Meeting'; nothing will launch but this will give a link to 'download & run Zoom'.

The warning should also explain or give a link to Yale's Academic Integrity Policy and the consequences of cheating.

Because of an editing error, a previous version of this article gave a link to a different study for which Marianne Bertrand was an author.

If a live webinar is scheduled for that week, you'll be given a link to click at a particular time and date.

In addition, for each lecture I will give a link to the original papers were the results appeared and/or survey papers discussing the results.

"We talk about a product, and then we give a link to the Web site," said Ms. Bautista, who uses the screen name AprilAthena7.